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Pacific Telecommunications Infrastructure Study


PACIFIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE STUDY (FY 1993-1994)

DESCRIPTION: The relationship between the telecommunications and information infrastructure of a country or region and development is well understood today. The purpose of this project is to undertake a survey of the telecommunications and information infrastructure in the Pacific Islands regions. The study revealed that the state of development of telecommunications and information infrastructure and activities is mixed. Regional tariff data, services, # of telephone lines, and other useful information was gathered during this study.

The results are found in a A Primer on the Telecommunications and Information Infrastructure in the Pacific Islands Region prepared in 1995 and a paper prepared by Norman Okamura and Edmond Durand (Director of Telecommunications Division, Forum Secretariat, Fiji) delivered to the Pacific Telecommunications Conference in 1996.

FUNDING ORGANIZATIONS: The study was partially funded by the Hawaii Information Network Corporation or HAWAII INC.
PROJECT ORGANIZATION: The Principal Investigator of the grant is Dr. Norman Okamura.

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